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I have a Gulbransen Model E (circa 1965) in need of repairs. Any recommendations for repairs in the Chicago area? Thanks for any help!
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That should get you a listing of techs near you. But do be aware that not that many techs will work on older instruments like yours. Repairs and restorations are usually labours of love, carried out by the owners. Many learn as they go, with help from forums like this one.
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As with another reply I posted earlier today (on an unrelated instrument), one thing to watch is whether this is one of the organs that still used germanium transistors. If so, finding them will be rather difficult, and you (usually, or without making circuit modifications) cannot simply swap a germanium with a silicon transistor due to the substantial difference in parameters.Comment
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